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NCFan's mock with comp picks.

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1st: If Stephen Hill is to where our staff thinks he is. Todd Gurley. If not Jaelen Strong- Kid has the tools to be a solid #2

2nd: Cedric Ogbuehi- was in talks of possibly the top OT coming out prior to the knee injury which caused his stock to drop fast. Bringing in Oher gives him the possibility to pretty much redshirt to fully heal and get up to NFL strength and speed.

3rd: Rashad Greene- Getting Cam the weapons to grow with will be Huge. Greene's stock has dropped some into this range. Having Greene there in the slot next to KB would make me Real giddy.

Posted this in the Greene thread on the main forum

Been in the 305 area for 4+ years now, and have never heard anything negative about this kid.

Have been up in the tallahassee to mobile area the last 3 weeks for work and have had some very good conversations with many FSU alums, booster etc about Greene. They pretty much said the whole reason KB is where he is today is because of Greene. Didn't realize how close those 2 were to each other. Mentioned KB still looks up to Greene almost as a big brother. Talked how KB came out of shape and was a hot mess coming into FSU. Greene pretty much laid it into him towards the end of his Freshman year. After that they were said to became closer than anyone else on the team. Greene was known to be pretty much be KB's biggest mentor.

Pretty much bringing in Greene to be with KB would be massive. Really want this kid but don't want to reach. I'd be Super Giddy to be able to grab him in the 3rd even if we pulled one of those top tier WR's in the 1st. Just all the things I've heard how big of a role he's been with KB and the close bond they have with each other. Having him to continue being there with KB into the pros. And not even just for KB just the whole locker room. Pretty much have gathered he's a Polar opposite of TO in that regard, and someone you want on your team.

4th: James Sample- good fit for our SS spot

5th: Rob Haventsein- Big nasty physical OT that will fill depth at OT and OG

5th: Senquez Golson- Small but athletic Corner who could jump into the Nickel role for us real well

5th: Anthony Chickillo- Athletic DE who never lived up to the hype at the U. Could come into and good DL and provide depth and potentially groom to be CJ's replacement well down the road.

6th & 7th: BPA

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1st: Jaelen Strong- Kid has the tools to be a solid #2

2nd: Cedric Ogbuehi- was in talks of possibly the top OT coming out prior to the knee injury which caused his stock to drop fast. Bringing in Oher gives him the possibility to pretty much redshirt to fully heal and get up to NFL strength and speed.

3rd: Rashad Greene- Getting Cam the weapons to grow with will be Huge. Greene's stock has dropped some into this range. Having Greene there in the slot next to KB would make me Real giddy.

Posted this in the Greene thread on the main forum

Been in the 305 area for 4+ years now, and have never heard anything negative about this kid.

Have been up in the tallahassee to mobile area the last 3 weeks for work and have had some very good conversations with many FSU alums, booster etc about Greene. They pretty much said the whole reason KB is where he is today is because of Greene. Didn't realize how close those 2 were to each other. Mentioned KB still looks up to Greene almost as a big brother. Talked how KB came out of shape and was a hot mess coming into FSU. Greene pretty much laid it into him towards the end of his Freshman year. After that they were said to became closer than anyone else on the team. Greene was known to be pretty much be KB's biggest mentor.

Pretty much bringing in Greene to be with KB would be massive. Really want this kid but don't want to reach. I'd be Super Giddy to be able to grab him in the 3rd even if we pulled one of those top tier WR's in the 1st. Just all the things I've heard how big of a role he's been with KB and the close bond they have with each other. Having him to continue being there with KB into the pros. And not even just for KB just the whole locker room. Pretty much have gathered he's a Polar opposite of TO in that regard, and someone you want on your team.

4th: James Sample- good fit for our SS spot

5th: Rob Haventsein- Big nasty physical OT that will fill depth at OT and OG

5th: Senquez Golson- Small but athletic Corner who could jump into the Nickel role for us real well

5th: Anthony Chickillo- Athletic DE who never lived up to the hype at the U. Could come into and good DL and provide depth and potentially groom to be CJ's replacement well down the road.

6th & 7th: BPA

I would bang 10/10, oh wrong thread.

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